In Issue 262, there are many benefits to walking and one terrific one is to raise funds for charity! This week we offer details on walks for One Care, Alzheimer’s and Dog Guides -mcheck them out and see what cause suits you best - or maybe go for all three! And in our photo story, we walk and eat and drink at the third annual Bayfield Beer and Food Festival. 

In Issue 461, Daffodils are blooming, the Tulips won’t be far behind, and many of the late spring events are also popping up, read all about them this week. In our photo story take a stroll through the latest Dream Home to be built in the village.

 In Issue 460, there is a hint of summer in this week’s edition as the area finally starts to enjoy a bit of spring! And so it is appropriate that we highlight the annual Bayfield Lions’ Club’s Home and Garden Show in our photo story...

 In Issue 459, Spring is finally in the air and the delightful sounds of music are sure to follow with a few concerts to look forward to in the month of May. Be sure to mark your calendars for performances by the St. Anne’s Concert Band and other secondary school talents as well as a Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band and the London Symphonia. In our photo story, volunteers clean up the village during the annual Litter Walk organized by the Bayfield River Valley Trail Association. 

 In Issue 458, we can’t wait for summer this year…sure hope it falls on a weekend! (Thanks to Facebook for that little inspiring chuckle.)

 In Issue 457, community, conservation and creativity are recurring themes in this week's edition and in our photo story we sit down at the table for a stack of pancakes...

 In Issue 456, we explore the great work that people are doing to support our natural environment through conservation and preservation. And in our photo story we dodge chocolate eggs at the Bayfield Optimist Club’s annual Easter Egg Hunt...

 In Issue 455, a book lovers weekend in review with the results of Bayfield Reads and a visit with several authors at the first ever Huron Historic Book Fair...

 In Issue 454, this coming weekend is for book-lovers as we look forward to Bayfield Reads as well the Huron Historic Book Fair to held in Goderich! And in our photo story, we head over to the Bayfield Public Library to see how some children spent part of their March Break...

In Issue 453, we celebrate the impending arrival of spring with such events as Sugar Bush Tours and a Yoga seminar. And in our photo story we join the members of Bayfield Guiding at their Guide Glider Rally!  

 In Issue 452, we provide an update on the latest in the “Save Our Ice” saga and we saddle up with the cast of the Bayfield Town Hall’s annual cabaret! 

 In Issue 451, in case you weren’t able to attend, or even if you were, we take a look at two fun February events through photos - check out Family Day 2018 and the Bayfield Skating Club’s annual carnival. 

 In Issue 450, the season of soup has arrived. It has become a village tradition to enjoy several steaming bowls of comfort food while we await the arrival of spring. In our photo story, we visit the Bayfield Town Hall for their annual Soup’s On event plus remind everyone that Soup and a Movie has begun on Tuesdays at Trinity Anglican Church. 

 In Issue 449, we mark the start of the Lenten season, celebrate Valentine’s Day and look forward to Family Day weekend with updates on the “Save our Ice” Campaign and restoration work at the Folmar Windmill. 

 In Issue 448, February may be the shortest month of the year but it is packed with fun things to do to make the winter go by quicker...check out a few of these opportunities this week! 

 In Issue 447, we take note that the Bayfield Arena ice surface is appealing to all ages as evidenced by good news stories from both the over 55 players and the wee Tyke stars of tomorrow..

 In Issue 446, the New Year heralds some changes in the landscape on Main Street...yes, folks, Kim Muszynski has left the building. The Albion Hotel is now under new proprietorship. And in our photo story, we take a rather wintery walk along the Varna Nature Trails with some intrepid hikers! 

 In Issue 445, as many of our subscribers are experiencing a good-old fashioned winter in the "Snowbelt" we offer up some activities to escape the winter blues including an upcoming games night at the town hall as well as hospice fundraising dinners at Renegades. Get out between squalls and enjoy! 

 In Issue 444, we look back on the work that has been completed at the Bayfield River Flats in the last year and we look forward to a display at the library by the members of the Bayfield Artist Guild.